This is a simple sheet for a class activity in media studies. It’s a case study sheet on film Genre. It can be used a number of times because you select one genre and fill out the questions about it which deal with character types, props, sets and events.

This is a great and simple way of making a Christmas Decoration in your classroom - It a simple Christmas Bunting that many years and work. Infact I’d go as far as saying that the whole school could take part.

This gives you a template to Writing a Petition. It’s straight forward and to the point very much like a petition should be. You could use this for Citizenship and General Studies or a range of classes. For example it could be used in a historical context.

This package includes two sheets; ‘Analysis of an art work’ deals with a series of questions about an artwork. It’s laid out neatly on the page with boxes and questions. ‘Evaluating your work’ helps the students think about their own work by putting forward a series of question bubbles that make them think about different aspects of their work.

Here are four art homework sheets. Each one has a different observational drawing task and a box of the student to fill. This can be used for a range of ages and courses.

This is a lesson for KS3 looking at Royal Succession. It has two main activities: Putting in to order the those who inherit and then constructing a royal family. This involves colouring and sticking and discussion about families. There’s also a little bit of description about the theory.

This is a three document project. This includes an instruction sheet, a form the students fill out and a compiled list of careers in art. This can be used in a number of ways with a range of outcomes. This highlights a collage project but the resulting work can be used to stick in books for example instead. One of the goals of this project is to show students what can be achieved in the arts industry. This resource is aimed at 10 to 15 year olds.